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Setting up kayaks. This image is released under Creative Commons. Feel free to use and please credit Happiness Without, linking the credit through to www.happinesswithout.com
French championship this year in METZ - Lorraine - France -
from July 25th to 31th -
here one competitor - ( best viewed on black ) -
Du 25 au 31 juillet cette année à Metz , la finale des championnats de France
de canoë-kayak multidisciplines - ici un des compétiteurs.
The kayak (qajaq) was developed around 4000 years ago by the Inuit people as a stable, fast, sturdy, light and maneuverable small craft for hunting seals, walrus and waterfowl. They were originally made of an internal wooden rib structure covered with sealskin or cariboo hide. The long, narrow, low volume design remains the same but they are now made from composite materials.
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Earlier in the day we drove the sound side around Surf City, NC looking for potential sunset locations. There was a short boardwalk in this area that looked promising, so we arrived early and set up. But then I saw some kayakers coming in and scrambled over to where they came ashore. They were really nice to let me use one of the kayaks for this shot.
Kayak fishing is my life , oh no , kayak fishing is my hobby . I am not privileged as such . I have got a passion . This year has been fantastic in every aspect . I set my goals as early as the first of January . Catching 25 species from the kayak in Scotland . This week we tackled the east . We teamed up well considering we are out to sea .
Species 25 came along nicely . Ding a ling as we say , the serpent looking cod . Half a mile out from the launch we have one thing in mind is to stay put on that kayak . The wind and tide are gathering pace , from time to time I check out on my friends Ian and Marcos .And they do the same with me .
This is multitasking , today’s fishing is not easy , the drift is fast .
The team is getting good , I feel safe out to sea .
I forgot to say , species 26 is now onboard too . A ( maossive ) scorpion fish . I did not know those fish could grow that size . We stay 6 good hours on the lumpy sea and say no to the last drift . We understand the risk and know our limits . This year has been so interesting in every aspect , we have learned so much as a team . No one knows where our next trip will be , that’s Scotland with the unpredictable weather . And we still have so much to learn , every day is a school day . Enjoy the images .
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We went kayaking in Koh Samui and this shot was taken en-route to this little island called Mae Koh (translation: sleeping cow).
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Taking Selfie while Kayaking at Krabi, a Beautiful lagoon with turquoise water in Koh Hong island. Location: Koh Hong island, Krabi, Thailand, Andaman Sea.
HDR - Mobile 'phone camera pic, comprised of 3 bracketed images combined and tone-mapped on computer
The kayak and canoe rental place at Chandler’s Cove on South Lake Union, closed due to the Coronavirus lockdown.
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Fujinon XF 90mm f/2 + Fujifilm X-T2.
Woman kayaking and turning on a quiet lake. This image is released under Creative Commons. Feel free to use and please credit Happiness Without, linking the credit through to www.happinesswithout.com
It’s late May and a group of kayakers paddle in Byron Bay, Australia, as the whale watching season begins. Soon the bay will be busy with whales as they rest on their long migration from colder Antarctic waters to warm northern bays to give birth. Then the whales will return with their new calves as they journey home, with eager tourists and locals watching them frolic.
Kayakers on the Chena River, taken from the Centennial pedestrian bridge, downtown Fairbanks, Alaska.
Mountain kayakers steer a tight whitewater line at a crucial turn on a swift and turbulent Cheakamus River course. This glacier-fed “Upper Cheak” section is a flagship kayaking classic in the Garibaldi-Whistler region of British Columbia.
Término de origen esquimal. Se trata de una variedad de piragua en su origen de un sólo tripulante, usada para pescar y cazar. En la actualidad, en sus variantes modernas, su uso es fundamentalmente deportivo. El tripulante o palista, a diferencia de las embarcaciones de remo, se acomoda sentado y orientado en dirección al avance, propulsando la embarcación mediante una pala de doble hoja o cuchara que no necesita de apoyo sobre el casco.
El kayak es una embarcación larga (eslora) y estrecha (manga) y en sus diseños tradicionales de cubierta cerrada, sólo abierta en la 'bañera' donde se sitúan el o los palistas. Existen en la actualidad tantos diseños y variantes como usos potenciales, pero en general puede considerarse una embarcación pequeña en relación con otras, en ocasiones de diseño extraordinariamente hidrodinámico y en otros casos de diseño compacto y maniobrable. Se construyen kayaks de uno, dos y cuatro tripulantes. Dadas sus características pueden encontarse kayaks en aguas tranquilas (ríos, embalses, lagos, piscinas), aguas bravas (ríos de 'montaña' o canales de aguas bravas) y en el mar, incluso en mar abierto. Tal variedad de usos se traduce en una gran cantidad de modelos: de pista y descenso de ríos, de aguas bravas, de kayak extremo, de rodeo, kayaks de 'surf', kayak de mar, de kayak-polo y de recreo, entre otras.
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Fuente: “El libro Gordo de Petete”
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With such a singular brilliant clarity
It could only be the reflection of Truth
That pure force with the power to dispel all fear
And open my heart to the simple essence of being
That chortles joyous laughter deep within the well of my chest
And strengthens me to paddle on along my route to discovery
The one only a kayaker can know.
Robert N Pruden 2002
There are so many back country streams and rivers in Florida that are easy to explore by kayak and canoe. This image is from the Hillsborough River that flows through Tampa County. Its an easy river to spend a quiet day on. There is no white water or much current so you have to do the paddle work but you will see a lot of birds like ibis and snake birds and even the occasional and non threatening alligator. You can fish along the way on on the bank. The put in here was at Lettuce Leaf Park. My best advise is to bring plenty of water, sunscreen and a good hat along with your snacks as it can get very warm and humid from March to October. Its a peaceful and green journey. If you don't have a kayak or canoe many Florida parks have them for rent at a reasonable price just google for prices and hours available. Enjoy the ride , kids love this too.
Kayak is seen among the paddle-boarders.
Maybe just being in the race for fun.
PADDLE BOARD & OUTRIGGER RACE on the Colorado River
Another Dam Race - ADR | Sat Nov 4, 2017
Race started at River Lodge Resort on Parker Dam Road, Parker Dam.
Portnablagh is a quiet fishing village in Donegal. Kayaks can be found in many of the small ports and they make a colourful contrast with the mood of the day.
Kayaking on a quiet lake with turquoise water. This image is released under Creative Commons. Feel free to use and please credit Happiness Without, linking the credit through to www.happinesswithout.com